This is going to be a bundle up forecast for the next week. Pull out the extra blankets!
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Overall Forecast Now Through The Beginning of Next Week
Here’s what you can expect for the week to come from our local NWS:
Most thermometers were reading in the teens this morning, but thanks to dry air, we will warm up into the middle 30s this afternoon. A few passing clouds are expected throughout the day, with a steady increase in cloud cover by Friday afternoon and evening. Saturday, temps will begin their nose dive in the mid-30°s, too cold for paintball or any other reasonable outdoor activity, then Saturday night we’ll plunge below freezing and stay there for the next four days.
Today is going to be a cold one folks. Highs likely will not reach above freezing with temps dropping into the teens overnight tonight. Be sure to bundle up before you head out!
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GFS Model Loop – General Jet Stream Pattern
Temperatures will fall tonight as more dry, cold air digs into Middle Tennessee. Highs on Wednesday will struggle to reach the freezing mark, so make sure to bundle up!
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On close inspection, as this afternoon’s rain fell, it turned into a wintry mix at about 1,000 feet. As that mix skydove, it encountered above-freezing air, changing it back to rain. That rain hit your windshield having had a wild ride.
If you’re going to the Titans game, it’s going to be cold and windy, bundle up. Winds will run 8-11 MPH by game time. As precip falls later in the afternoon, winds will pick up too. By tonight winds may gust to 28 MPH.
Temps should fall into the low-40s this evening before dipping into the 30s overnight.
Overall, the majority of our area received anywhere from 2.5″ to 3″ of rainfall from yesterday into overnight’s rain. For this reason, we do have a river currently under a flood advisory as this water runs off.
Bands of showers continue to push through Middle Tennessee with heavier showers on the way later tonight.
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